KEWLEST REV HANDLES
#21
Posted 03 March 2008 - 12:43 PM
BRIAN,,,
#23
Posted 03 March 2008 - 08:19 PM
Would LOVE to experiment with a standard 13" handle, using the same techniques. <grin>
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#24
Posted 04 March 2008 - 12:39 PM
.Mr J.R sent me them for free....TOPMAN indeed.I passd them on for Free to my freind Paul.
What goes around.........
BRIAN...
#25
Posted 07 March 2008 - 05:20 PM
#26
Posted 08 March 2008 - 01:05 AM
Nice picture, tell us more.
It's Good to Share the Joy.
#27
Posted 08 March 2008 - 01:36 AM
If the handles were slimmer and more Rev shaped I would like them better. Still not able to comment much as I have not tried them.
Th last picture above from Kiteslinger looks to have similar pigtail mounting to the one Bri posted. To me the shape looks more Rev like so would feel more familiar in the hand.
I do not have the skill to experiment this way. Can anyone who has tried the handles give us a clue how they feel. I would have thought as long as the grip was about the same thickness and the handle the same length, as long as the position of the ends (relative to a Rev handle) was the same they would perform about the same? The CHUNKY look of the slip type pigtail handles sort of puts me off. However they might feel wonderfull.
#29
Posted 08 March 2008 - 04:28 AM
Johns a smashing fella.I asked him to send me some of the line feed toddles.I had seen the handles on a post he had made.John didnt know me from Adam,but sent me a set of full adjustable handles.
I sent John a suprise in return
A Big Bag Of UNCLE JOES MINT BALLS & SOME SASPARILLA CANDY.
The handles ive been exploreing are still on going btw.ATM,to make them from Stainless Steel bar,Which would look great ,but be a little heavy i think.They would look like the Titanium ones in size and discription.The cost would be around £35 a pair finished.I would have to get ten pairs made for the price to be garanteed at £35.
I think ther exspensive at that.What do you think guys.
Nobody wants to do them in Titanium.They all seem to think its hard work to work with and require a special tooling to turn.The materials are expensive also.
What do you think Fellas,,,,worth a try
BRIAN...
#30
Posted 08 March 2008 - 04:44 AM
John Rawlins is your man[Skysail]
Johns a smashing fella.I asked him to send me some of the line feed toddles.I had seen the handles on a post he had made.John didnt know me from Adam,but sent me a set of full adjustable handles.
I sent John a suprise in return
A Big Bag Of UNCLE JOES MINT BALLS & SOME SASPARILLA CANDY.
The handles ive been exploreing are still on going btw.ATM,to make them from Stainless Steel bar,Which would look great ,but be a little heavy i think.They would look like the Titanium ones in size and discription.The cost would be around £35 a pair finished.I would have to get ten pairs made for the price to be garanteed at £35.
I think ther exspensive at that.What do you think guys.
Nobody wants to do them in Titanium.They all seem to think its hard work to work with and require a special tooling to turn.The materials are expensive also.
What do you think Fellas,,,,worth a try
BRIAN...
To be honest Bri you may as well have Rev ones at that price ?
#31
Posted 09 March 2008 - 07:53 AM
Link to some of his other handles and grips
http://www.jimbo64.com/002/
#32
Posted 09 March 2008 - 10:09 AM
Jim Swanson aka. JIMBO on the kitebuilders forum made the handles if he has the time he might be able to take a request or 2 for them...... but they do come with a price
Link to some of his other handles and grips
http://www.jimbo64.com/002/
WHICH ONES.The Titanium or striped ones
BRIAN...
#33
Posted 09 March 2008 - 06:33 PM
#34
Posted 10 March 2008 - 12:41 AM
Thanks
BRIAN...
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